"Cluck, Cluck". Another fun activity we did just recently. They are antonym chickens that are laying eggs filled with antonyms. I let them choose how they wanted to make the nest that they laid their eggs in. Love how all their little minds work :).   Click the above picture to check out my whole Half-Chicken pack at my teachers pay teachers store by clicking the picture above. ... Read More about Half-Chicken- Antonym Chickens

      I feel like life has been so crazy lately. I decided I was going to post a little more this week so everyone can see the work my class has don't. This is from the story "The Goat in The Rug". They weaved main ideas and details. Which was amazing to tie in with the story since the weaving of the goat rugs was one of the main things discussed! They had so much fun weaving, ... Read More about The Goat in The Rug

  We did these sweet Idiom Kites a little while ago, but I never had a chance to post them. I took a quick picture though before I took them down today since they were being replaced with frogs. This was a cute way for them to practice their Idioms. One of the boys in my class often gets done early, and asked if he could make a "box kite" with the kite pieces. I though why not :). Didn't it ... Read More about Gloria Who Might Be My Best Friend Idiom Craft

  Whew! I feel like these last few weeks have been a whirlwind! I am in the process of applying to elementary schools in the Seattle area. Yup, this girl is moving back to beautiful Seattle area! It is so stressful, and I am so sad to leave my amazing school and 2nd grade classroom. Who knows what grade I will be teaching next year :/. Ahh! Oh well for now I am still busy ... Read More about How Groundhog’s Garden Grew